How to restore vintage art frames

Sometimes we may give up buying a vintage artwork because the frame looks out of fashion or it is not clean, or the color is not on trend.

Do not give up buying an art you like just because of that. Also, it is a novel approach to decorate with original vintage and antique

art, because it is so very historical, like decorating from a time capsule. Also Consider that the artist has put a great deal of effort, art whose artist passed along to posterity through signal moments in history. The art tells about those moments and reminds us to remember some things that have been forgotten.

So how to update some of these wonderful artworks and prints on a budget?  First remove the staples carefully, remove the glass and take care of it carefully, then you will remove the art with care. After that sand the wooden frame, remove the dust with a wet rag, (not too wet), then wait until it is dry and clean. Then spray or brush on with your favorite paint.

I had this frame that came with a vintage flower print. To keep the vintage look - but with a touch of new - I chose a brown color paint. The paint I chose to use was Krylon Color Maxx paint + prime, satin leather brown. I think it turned out good, and goes well with a vintage art, or country landscape!